Isolated no more United States moves toward aiding Allies
The piece argues that US neutrality is eroding as industry and policy support the Allies. It cites Pershing and calls for a decisive, effective alignment with the Allies, questioning whether partial steps suffice to safeguard democratic government.
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United States
Old Hickory and the Blind Beggar Faith Lesson
A Greensboro centenarian farmer jailed last week is cited as a symbol of staunch individualism. The piece uses biblical reflection on sight and belief, recounting the healing of a blind man and the Pharisees reaction, arguing conversion can be simple yet profound.
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Greensboro
God
Moses
Moffatt
Jesus
Man
Lew Jenkins
E. Robinson
H. Bogart
Ann Sothern
Edison
Spencer Tracy
Mickey Rooney
Emil Jannings
Akim Tamiroff
Tamiroff
Hitler
Eugenie Leontovitch
Wythe Williams
Times Washington Dispatch
Thurs
der Phoeger
Jack Benny
Three Musketeers
F. Ziegfeld
Browder
WNEW
Walter Winchell On Broadway and media notes
Walter Winchell On Broadway laments old world debt collection methods while praising minor highway bank shaping near High Point improving sight distance and reducing hazards. The column cites church critique of Pharisaic religion and urged Christian duty against European aggression with reflections on modern society and media.
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High Point
Jamestown
Tom Burton
Where you from a lively look at place and pride
Kentucky novelist Jesse Stuart visited New York for the book sellers convention dinner at the Hotel Pennsylvania. The piece explores the question Where you from and how origin shapes identity across states, regions, and cultures noting dialects, stereotypes, and shared humanity.
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Jesse Stuart
Kentucky
New York City
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Birmingham Athletic Club
Birmingham
Greatness of Goodness Through Timeless Tales and Reflections
A reflective column contrasts timeless acts of mercy and courage with modern war's harshness. It recalls David’s men bringing water, Peter’s healing, Saint Francis, Sir Philip Sidney, and Father Duffy’s service. The piece includes vignettes on Goodness and a rural memory of sleuths and lights.
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Chapman
God
David
Peter
Saint Francis
Sir Philip Sydney
Father Duffy
Europe
Low Countries
England diggings fairways to block air strikes
In wartime Britain officials dig up golf course fairways to deny landing fields while American baseball star Rollie Hemsley continues to perform behind the plate. A British evacuation to the Isle of Man and a German stowaway among returning forces are noted as the war shifts control of air and sea.
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J. Lynn
New York
England
France
Canada
Britain
United
Brit
Washington
America
Isle of Man
Erratic wartime chatter and mixed notes in a fragmented report
A collage of jumbled lines cites taxis warning pedestrians, Germany’s supposed defeat announcement, Nazi anti aircraft fire and warships, unexplained aircraft range, and quotes from J H Jouett and Robert M Hutchins amid academic course enrollments.
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